Projects Due- May 3rd (8th) May 4th (6th and 7th ) May (3rd-5th)
Meet The Scientists- May 10th-11th
Awards Dinner- May 24th Awards Assembly-May 25th
Your topic needs to have the question that you are attempting to answer. I have included some web sites that could be useful when choosing a topic. You need to get approval from your science teacher on or prior to the due date before starting your project. All projects should be experiments that follow the scientific method. This means they cannot be demonstrations that show how something works and they cannot be surveys. You need to be conducting a test in order to answer your question. Remember, this is a major part of your grade!
Reminders:
All work will be presented on a tri-fold board that can be purchased at school or at a store
All boards in grades 4-8 must have typed written work
All parts of the project must be included on the board (refer to the project contents link at the bottom of the page)
Creativity, neatness and board presentation will affect the grade
All students in grades 3-8 must have a log/journal book that details the events that took place with dates and the data or observations from your experiment.
2018 Fell Science Fair Information
Topics Due- April 6th (7th-8th Grade)
Family Night- April 5th
Projects Due-
May 3rd (8th)
May 4th (6th and 7th )
May (3rd-5th)
Meet The Scientists- May 10th-11th
Awards Dinner- May 24th
Awards Assembly-May 25th
Your topic needs to have the question that you are attempting to answer. I have included some web sites that could be useful when choosing a topic.
You need to get approval from your science teacher on or prior to the due date before starting your project. All projects should be experiments that follow the scientific method. This means they cannot be demonstrations that show how something works and they cannot be surveys. You need to be conducting a test in order to answer your question. Remember, this is a major part of your grade!
Reminders:
Other Sites:
http://www.winter.k12.wi.us/community/sciencefair/sciencefairideas.pdf
http://www.sciencebob.com/sciencefair/ideas.php
http://www.sciencebuddies.org/
http://othello.mech.northwestern.edu/~peshkin/scifair/chias_ideas.html
http://www.juliantrubin.com/fairencyclopedia.html
http://chemistry.about.com/od/sciencefairprojects/a/sciproelem.htm
Mr. Wilderman has posted many science fair topics on his wiki page under Science Fair
http://mrwilderman.wikispaces.com/
Parts of the Scientific Method
Science Fair Project Outline
Example of Board Set-Up
Lab and Science Fair Outline- Word